Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-03-10


N. o. molasses, per gafion 90 cents.
Molasses. per gallon sU cents
Chris Shipe. of Wolverine, was in
Grayling last Friday, visiting friends.
For fresh roasted peanuts, the best
in the market, go to James.
Postage stamps, as cheap as any
where, at the Grayling Post-office.
For furniture of all kinds, finest in
Crawling, go to the Post Office Furn-
ture Rooms.
Machines for embroidering rugs,
price 81 so at James.
Elvin Mallory, of Port Huron, had
his foot crushed at B. G. Geels camp
by log rolling on it last week.
Liquid glue for mending dishes earth
ern ware, etc, only 10 cents per bottle
at James.
E. N. Sailing started for Chicago
last Monday morning. New goods Tor
Sailing, Hanson & Co. is his object.
For mackerel and trout, best in the
market, go to w. II. James.
A business man of Roscommon sug-
gests that Aid Reynolds, of Jackson,
name his new son Grower.
French Prunes, nice and large, only
10 cents per pound at James.
C. E. Hicks had charge of the post
Office at Frederic, during Mr.. Put
MANS absence.
Bamboo splashers, fine designs, on
ly Is cents each, at James.
Sunday shaving will cost Is cent?
hereafter. Get your shaving done on
Saturday and save nickle.
Stamped rugs, from 40 to rs cents,
at James.
George Homer has purchased trot-
ting horse, which has made fast time
over many a track in Michigan.
Embroidery yarn, for rugs, ali col
ors and at low prices at James.
NJ. d. Osband. Esq, of Frederic,
was in Grayling last week, and made
us a pleasant call.
Fred Culver is the most stiff-necked
young man about town. Has a small
gum>boil on the nape of his neck.
Nutmage graters, and hundreds of
other articles, at 10 cents each, can be
found on James ten cent counter.
The firm of Hanson, Brothers & Co.
of Frederic, has been dissolved. Han
son Brothers will continue the bust
ness as heretofore.
Communication from Pere Cheney
regarding stumbling blocks" is at
present declined. The author can
have the same by calling for it.
VIM. Isaac, went to Reed City. on a
visit of weeks duration. We trust
Isaac will have good time among his
old acquaintances.
Mrs J. M. Finn has been appointed
postmistress for Grayling, succeeding
j. Maurice. A good appointment, and
Mrs. F. has our congratulations.
REV. j. II. Phelps preached at the
Opera House, last Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock. He will preach at
the same place next Sabbath week.
Mrs. ]. c. Evans is expected to re-
turn from her visit to New York. the lat
ter part of this week. She will be ac-
companied by her sister Mrs. A. w.
Evans.
The supper and social at the church
last Tuesday evening was a success
both socially and financially; every
person had good time, and the re-
CeipIS were hDOuO gOJ.OV.
Mrs. Addie CurraD, of, Grayling,
Mich, agent for Cassidy & Co., is TAX
ing orders at this place for pictures.
This company has an excellent reputa-
ton for turning out first class work.
TdDds Herald.
The Dancing School under the man
agement of j. L. Wild, will give a
Masquerade Dancing Party on the eve
ming of March 25th, the last night of
the term.
j. Staley, Jr., is agent for the sale
of tickets by the Guion Line of Steam
ers. All parties who desire to purchase
tickrts TO send for friends in the old
conrtry. should give him call, as
they cost $500 less than By any other